Shamrocks Shine In Exhibition With Werk Waynd Shoumrochs
A lively exhibition at Liewame park yesterday drew a large crowd to watch Shamrocks and Werk Waynd Shoumrochs in a high spirited game. Van Wert led the offense with strong pitching and solid defense as fans praised the home team’s hustle, steady hitting, and crowd engagement throughout the match.
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Huntertown Beats Avilla Nine in Tight Showdown
Special to the Journal. May 12. In a hard fought afternoon game between Jerschit and Avila, Huntertown defeated Avilla nine. Key performers included Hankine pitcher Trhine and catcher Liebling Strack, who stopped Swank and added strength behind the plate. Buckeyes and Blts club rivals, with manager C. Frasmith of 7 High Street, vowed a rematch next Sunday as Huntertown claimed the win.
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Chicago dominates Philadelphia in league clash 10 to 0
In a May game Chicago ripped Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Hward pitched effectively for the winners while poor support hampered the offense. Walsh recovered from a minor injury to contribute, and Sullivan's defense backed the dominant effort. Washington edged St Louis 2 to 0 behind strong pitching and timely hitting in another league tilt.
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Berlex Series Action Highlights Milwaukee and Minneapolis Games
St Paul wins second Berlex contest against Indianapolis amid muddled play. Milwaukee struggles at home as Toledo wins, with Curtix and Dougherty featuring for Batteries. Kansas City pitchers highlight Columbus clash, while Minneapolis hosts a tense finish as Linaville and teammates gain a 6 to 5 win. Umpires listed.
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Grand Rapids Leads In Tight Central League Duel
In a Benton Harbor era recap, Grand Rapids narrowly tops Wheeling with a late rally as pitching and defense pace a 2-0 win. Hitting highlights include Johnson and Maddox contributing while notable fielding shuts down Wheeling rallies.
Flood of immigrants swells New York port influx in May
New York records show May immigration likely to surpass April’s 33,452 arrivals as five transatlantic liners bring in over 10,000. Officials at Ellis Island report ongoing European influx from Austria Hungary and the lower Runalas with Scandinavians and Germans also contributing. Industrial states including Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio are absorbing about 70 percent of entrants. Deportations decline and movement of paupers and criminals lessens.
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Sneak Thief Steals Food From Mrs Shober Front Door
Mrs Shober reports a thief entered her back door pantry at 1227 West Wayne Street during the early hours and carried off most of the fridge contents including butter eggs cream and other items leaving only a few spears of asparagus and milk. Neighbors note an earlier wood pile theft and a lingering pattern of sly thefts as winter ends.
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Walther league holds fourteenth state meeting in Logansport
Walther league of the German Tasther uy church convened in Logansport with 600 delegates. President Rev. dC. Strodel and officers were elected for Huntington, Fort Wayne, and the group emphasizes Pro Aris et Fools for church and home. National organization meets yearly with northern Indiana active. next gathering planned for Fort Wayne in July.
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Basebal season opens in Monroeville
Special to the Journal agett Monroeville Indiana May 12 the Spening L eachall game between the Fort Wayne Magneting and the Greens here today attracted about 40 fans and was fast and interesting. Left fielder Gentiges of the Magnolias and Rhefferty of Monroeville provided notable moments as both pitchers struggled. The Gunthers defeated the Volson Spe Sal Friday afternoon in a 9 to 7 score. Feature pitching by Grune and sharp fielding by Bruno highlighted the affair, while the office force contributed a notable one handed catch by Parfith and steady work behind the plate. Two tenths formed by Fort Wayne Traction employees witnessed the game ending in defeat for the office force.
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Independent Ball At Sullivan Sullivan 2 Shelburn 3
At Sullivan several teams played, including Valparaiso Armours and Fort Wayne Sharpecks. The Columbus Presbyterian church will begin outreach next Thursday, with ten days of services and planned entertainments drawing thousands of visitors.
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Opening of Transfer Sample Room Tuesday at 4 pm.
A notice announces the opening of the Transfer Sample Room on Tuesday at four o clock in the afternoon. The event details indicate a formal opening and invite attendees to view sample transfers.
Son Killed on Father's Funeral Train Tragedy
Cincinnati report details a fatal incident at a funeral procession scene where a son was struck and killed by a train during ceremonies for his father. Authorities investigate the crash as mourners gather at the cemetery and nearby business district.
Fifty street cars operated in San Francisco today
Fifty street cars ran on a San Francisco line today from early morning until afternoon, with most passengers women as the nation marks the return of streetcar service. Patrons included many from the Moro district, and the city’s rail system resumed limited operations after a Sunday halt. Journal-Gazette classifieds offer proven results for ads.
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